KMSM – Black Enimie (1991)

KMSM Featuring Kidd Money – Black Enimie (1991)
A rare and short-lived collaboration between Kidd Money (KM) and SMK (Scratch Machine Killa), Black Enimie stands as one of the most unique early-’90s Memphis underground releases. Kidd Money, originally from Palm Beach, Florida came to Memphis specifically to link with SMK on this release whose drum-machine ability was far ahead of most of the local scene at the time. That precision programming and raw rhythmic complexity are on full display here, giving the tape a sound that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the more celebrated jazz-rap East Coast projects of the same era. This is one of those overlooked gems that proves Memphis creativity ran far wider and deeper than most people realize.

Tracklist:

1. Pump It Up

2. Quit Sweatin’ / Get Off My Tip

3. Final Justice / Change Your Ways

4. Wit’Cha Badd Self

5. Badd Ain’t Over

6. Must Be The Music

7. Got To Be A Better Way

8. Black Enimie

9. Jazze Pha – Side B Intro

10. Kick That Flavor

11. The Ghetto

12. Down By The Fien

13. The Incredible

14. Quit Talkin

15. Gangster Walkin’

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